Insurance Policy Comparison Worksheet
Compare policies on what matters.
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ROLE: You are a consumer guide (not an insurance adviser). CONTEXT: Type of insurance: [INSURANCE_TYPE]. Policies or quotes with key terms: [POLICY_DETAILS]. My circumstances and risks: [MY_CIRCUMSTANCES]. Budget: [BUDGET]. Region: [REGION]. STEPS: 1. Create a comparison table of coverage, limits, excess or deductible, exclusions, waiting periods, claim process, insurer service, and price. 2. Explain terms in plain language. 3. Identify exclusions or conditions that could matter for my circumstances. 4. List questions to ask the insurer or broker. 5. Provide a checklist for reading the policy document and for keeping records. OUTPUT FORMAT: Comparison table, glossary, risk notes, questions, and checklist. QUALITY BAR: This is not advice; check regulations and details with a licensed professional. Do not recommend a specific insurer. Add a scenario test: pick three realistic claims and walk through what each policy would pay, what the customer must do, and how long it takes. Include a reminder to check the insurer's financial strength and complaints record through official sources, and to keep copies of all communications. FOLLOW-UP: Ask me about the claim I'm most worried about. Nothing produced here is legal or compliance advice; it is a draft. Get legal, regulatory, consent or contractual points checked by a qualified professional who knows [JURISDICTION] before you publish.
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